Datami exhibition at Bozar, Brussels - Main contents

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Who owns our data? Is there freedom in our new digital lives? Do we need to fear the coming transformation?

Datami is an invitation to think along with the artists, scientists and citizens and explore this new unknown of Big Data and AI.

Let's own this transformation, and build this new future together.

For more details on the exhibition visit the Datami website.

Datami

The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission and Bozar proudly present Datami.

Datami is an exhibition of 15 artworks created by selected artists in close collaboration with scientists and policymakers.

The datami is a 'data tatami': a place of concentration, of rest and repose against the digital onslaught, a unit of measurement of digital freedom.

It helps you reflect on the coming digital transformation triggered by Big Data and AI, and to define a new digital self with all the freedoms of democracy.

This directorate-general provides the Commission with scientific advice and technical support in order to help formulate, implement and monitor a wide range of policies of the European Union. If requested it will advise the Council, Parliament and the member-states.

The Joint Research Centre (JRC) also conducts scientific research. In several centres throughout Europe a broad range of topics are researched, most of it focused on areas that respond to the major challenges that face the EU policy makers. Its main areas of research are nuclear energy, economics, sustainable development, security issues and crisis-management and developing common reference materials and measurements.